Advanced Technology Techniques
Local podiatrists near Glenunga
Adelaide Podiatry Centres are committed to delivering the best foot care to the community from our two clinic locations in North Adelaide and Glenunga.
At Adelaide Podiatry Clinics, we strive to take a holistic approach to treating your current foot and leg conditions and injuries with our team of experienced podiatrists.
Your future is important, and we want to help you achieve a pain-free life. We believe in taking the time to understand your unique story, conducting a comprehensive assessment, and developing a personalised treatment plan that treats the root cause of your issue rather than just the symptoms. Our use of advanced technology ensures the best possible success rates without the need for surgery or costly plans.
We service local communities throughout Adelaide including Glenunga.
What is Podiatry?
Podiatry is an important area of allied health that is focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing conditions of the feet, ankles, and lower limbs. Foot doctors, also known as podiatrists, are highly qualified healthcare professionals who use a variety of methods, including medical, surgical, and rehabilitative techniques, to address foot and ankle problems.
Podiatrists work with patients of all ages, from kids to the elderly, providing care for a diverse range of medical conditions including diabetes, sports injuries and arthritis. Their work is crucial in assisting individuals in maintaining their mobility, independence, and overall well-being. With personalised care and treatment, podiatrists can help prevent further complications and enhance the health and quality of life of their patients.
What Can I Expect at my First Podiatry Appointment?
Initial consultation with a podiatrist will include a thorough assessment of your foot and ankle, as well as a gait assessment and medical history analysis. By assessing your ankle and foot, and your symptoms, our podiatrists will be able to propose a proven treatment plan. We use advanced techniques as part of our treatment plans including gait analysis, orthotics, shockwave therapy, dry needling and rehabilitation exercise programs so your treatment is tailored to your individual needs.
What Conditions Can Podiatry Help With?
Podiatrists also provide care for diabetic patients, helping to prevent and manage diabetic foot complications such as neuropathy, ulceration, and infection. In addition to these conditions, podiatrists can help with a range of skin and nail disorders, including fungal infections, warts, corns, and calluses. No matter what type of foot or ankle problem you may be experiencing, a podiatrist can provide individualised care and personalised treatment options to help you get back on your feet.
Podiatry is an essential part of healthcare that focuses on a range of foot, ankle, and lower limb issues. Podiatrists commonly treat conditions such as plantar fasciitis, bunions, ingrown toenails, hammer toe, flat feet, heel spurs, Achilles tendonitis, and shin splints. Additionally, they provide care for diabetic patients to prevent and manage diabetic foot complications like neuropathy, ulceration, and infection. Podiatrists are also equipped to handle a variety of skin and nail conditions, including fungal infections, warts, corns, and calluses. A podiatrist can provide personalised care and treatment options to help you recover and regain your mobility.
FAQs
When should I see a podiatrist?
What can I expect during my first visit to a podiatrist?
Do I need a referral from my doctor to see a podiatrist?
Will my health insurance cover podiatry services?
Can podiatry help with sports injuries?
Are there any risks or complications associated with podiatry treatment?
Book Online in less than 60 Seconds
Join over 20,000 South Australians who are now pain free!